Away with…
phrase
To carry or take something away.
The wind blew my hat away with it
Often appears as...
- blow away with
- run away with
phrase
Someone should leave or stop doing something.
Away with those negative thoughts!
Often appears as...
- away with you
- away with that
phrase
To get rid of something or someone.
We need to be away with these outdated rules
Often appears as...
- away with the old
- away with this
phrase
To feel a strong liking for or attraction to someone or something.
I was immediately away with her smile
Often appears as...
- away with her
- away with his charm
Usage tips
Colloquial, Approving
phrase
To carry or take something away.
The wind blew my hat away with it
Often appears as...
- blow away with
- run away with
phrase
Someone should leave or stop doing something.
Away with those negative thoughts!
Often appears as...
- away with you
- away with that
phrase
To get rid of something or someone.
We need to be away with these outdated rules
Often appears as...
- away with the old
- away with this
phrase
To feel a strong liking for or attraction to someone or something.
I was immediately away with her smile
Often appears as...
- away with her
- away with his charm
Usage tips
Colloquial, Approving
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/2Physical Movement
Implies that something is being physically moved from one place to another.
Please help me away with these boxes.
Pro Tip 2/2Common Idioms
Often part of idiomatic expressions suggesting theft or elopement.
He's run away with all the money!
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